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    The humidex here today was around 40C. Not to hot to ride but close. Always surprises me that our air cooled engines can work as well as they do when it is that hot.
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    Yeah, you know its warm when you fill up with gas and tank feels like its freezing afterwards.
    Ernie
    79XS1100SF (no longer naked, now a bagger)
    (Improving with age, the bike that is)

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    • #3
      My concern with the summer heat...I tend to ride to the East (beaches) or maybe to the North (mountains) here in New Hampshire. All the afternoon thunderstorms come from the SW or West. When I'm along the coast and see the dark clouds approaching, it's usually too late for me to make it home as those storms I'm seeing are already over where I live.

      I'd just find a place to hang out but when I ride, I'm on "dog bladder time" in other words, gotta get home to let my dog out after so many hours.

      Don
      currently own;
      1980 Yamaha XS1100 SG
      2009 Yamaha Star Raider

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      • #4
        I keep the Frog Toggs with me all the time.
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          Re: Hot now

          Originally posted by olebiker
          The humidex here today was around 40C. Not to hot to ride but close. Always surprises me that our air cooled engines can work as well as they do when it is that hot.
          Olebiker...good thing you dont live further south!
          Actually i'd prefer an air cooled motor in the summer...I 've become a fan of cooler weather riding...so I tend to put more milles on during the Spring,Fall and even Winter.I used to be the opposite but then my physiology changed and now I sweat in 50*F weather!
          Last edited by madmax-im; 07-09-2008, 10:35 AM.
          1980 XS650G Special-Two
          1993 Honda ST1100

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          • #6
            Mine runs BETTER here in the south than it did in NY. Go figure.
            "Rat Rod"
            79 XS1100 Standard
            87 VMAX cans
            Cheap Japanese Tires
            Cobalt Blue Rattle Can Paint
            Custom Lighting on a Budget

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